Triple Play from Marketocracy

Marketocracy
is an online system in which some 60,000 investors operate virtual
mutual funds. In a new feature, the company has introduced 'Stock Alert'--a feature
that highlights those stocks that are under increasing accumulation by
the best-performing investors while the balance of investors are selling. The
service notes, " This indicates that the best investors see fundamentals
the rest of the market has yet to identify. Here's three recent 'strong buys'
found by this intriguing system.

"Metro One Telecommunications (MTON NASDAQ) is a developer and provider of Enhanced
Directory Assistance and information services for the telecommunications
industry. The company primarily contracts with US wireless carriers to provide
its services to their subscribers and contracts to landline competitive local
exchange carriers. The stock jumped to the top of
our list when the best investors dramatically increased their holdings by 83% becoming one of the top 6% of all positions in
their portfolio. The rest followed the Wall Street analyst consensus 'sell'
rating by continuing to sell down their holdings by another 5%.

"JetBlue Airways (JBLU NASDAQ) is a low-fare, low-cost passenger airline
that provides service primarily on point-to-point routes. Its primary base of
operations is at New York's JFK Airport. The Company offers a differentiated
product, including new aircraft, low fares, leather-seats, free LiveTV at every
seat, and pre-assigned seating. After months of cautiously growing their
position in JBLU, the best investors decided to make the jump and increased
their holdings by 27% bringing it into the top 8% of their holdings. The rest of
investors showed less confidence selling down their position by 6%.

"Valassis Communications (VCI NYSE) is a print media company in the field of
sales promotion, generating most of its revenues by printing and publishing
coupons and other consumer purchase incentives primarily for package goods
manufacturers. Additionally offers connective media solutions with mass,
cluster-targeted, and one-to-one reach. The 'best investors' broke from their
holding pattern and pumped up their position in VCI by 87%. Now VCI has
penetrated the top 10% of holdings. The rest have been going in and out of VCI,
probably following consensus analyst opinion to 'hold' but recently decided to
drop 7% of their holdings in VCI."